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Originally published by Capital Newstop
October 25, 2025
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Planners balance urban renewal, heritage in China
Once a rundown and chaotic area near Zhengzhou's 3,600-year-old ancient city wall, Fuminli has been transformed into a vibrant cultural hot spot. Now home to cafes, bars, restaurants, captivating galleries and trendy brand stores, it attracts over a million tourists each year, ac..
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Mayors and urban planners from around the world convened in Zhengzhou, Henan province, China, this week for the Global Mayors Dialogue Zhengzhou, focusing on balancing urban renewal with cultural heritage preservation while promoting sustainable tourism development.
- The event showcased how cities are transforming old factories and historical areas, like Fuminli in Zhengzhou, into vibrant cultural and economic hubs, attracting over a million tourists annually.
- Notable participants included mayor of Zhengzhou Zhuang Jianqiu, Ashanti Regional Minister from Ghana Frank Amoakohene, and governor of Italy’s Asti province Maurizio Rasero, sharing practical approaches to integrate traditional memories and repurpose disused urban buildings.
- The forum, which concludes on Saturday, gathered approximately 300 participants to find solutions for urban challenges and boost global tourism.
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